Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When You Witch Upon a Star!", Sabrina grapples with the weight of her magic as Hilda pushes her to embrace a darker path, but Sabrina holds fast to her belief that her powers come from a higher source. When she calls for a sign to confirm her instincts, the universe answers in a way that leaves her both awed and uncertain. Written and illustrated by Al Hartley, with inks by Joe Sinnott, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1972 gem features a striking cover by Stan Goldberg and Joe Sinnott, capturing the moment of magical revelation.
In "When You Witch Upon a Star!", Sabrina grapples with her magic when Hilda pushes her to embrace evil, but Sabrina believes her powers come from a purer source. When she asks for a sign to confirm her path, the stars themselves seem to answer—leading her to a moment of quiet conviction.
In "Old Maid," Sabrina casts a spell on Ethel to reveal her hidden beauty to boys—much to Jughead’s reluctant surprise, as Sabrina has to physically zap his eyes open to make him notice. It’s a lighthearted, magical twist on teenage crushes and self-perception, all in classic 1972 Sabrina charm.
In "A Taste of Pollution," Sabrina and Aunt Hilda take on a smog-belching factory that’s disrupting their witchy commutes—literally blocking their broomsticks with toxic air. With a mix of magic and mischief, they launch a campaign to clear the skies, proving that even the most stubborn pollution can’t withstand a well-placed spell.
Sabrina’s latest errand takes a magical twist when Aunt Hilda sends her to the witch supply store for brew ingredients—only to have Harvey witness something far from ordinary. With a cheerful wave and a flick of her wand, Sabrina uses her magic to erase his memories, leaving him none the wiser.
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